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Council approves new protections for sex workers

Cambridge City Council approves new legal protections for sex workers in a move that could reshape future policy. Also in today's brief (17 items): Council approves new protections for sex workers; Residential, commercial tax rates set to rise again; Council presses ahead with Outer Hur…

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Huang rejects MWRA's Magazine Beach fence plan

City manager Yi-An Huang rejects MWRA plan to fence off part of Magazine Beach. Also in today's brief (15 items): Huang rejects MWRA plan to fence off Magazine Beach; City to hold office hours after two shootings; Cambridge preps response to SNAP, MassHealth cuts; Retirement system seek…

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Resident parking permit fee jumps to $75

Cambridge will triple its resident parking permit fee from $25 to $75 starting in 2027. From our own coverage: Council takes no votes after marathon public comment; Planning Board weighs Birch Street housing amid contamination fears. Also in today's brief (15 items): Resident parking pe…

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AstraZeneca opens $1B Kendall Square hub

AstraZeneca opens $1 billion research center in Kendall Square with 2,000 scientists. From our own coverage: Cambridge home sales spanned $619,900 to $2.76 million. Also in today's brief (13 items): AstraZeneca opens $1 billion R&D hub in Kendall Square; Civic Assembly picks 40 resident…

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Cambridge Home Sales Range From $619,900 to $2.76 Million in Late-Summer Period

Cambridge recorded 15 property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, with nine carrying a recorded price ranging from $619,900 to $2,760,000 and a median of $725,000. The month's top sale was 12 Walker St., which sold for $2.76 million to the President and Fellows of Harvard College. Two streets,

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Housing panel eyes taller buildings for arts space

Housing panel weighs taller buildings in Central Square to save arts venues. From our own coverage: Housing panel weighs height bonuses to save arts space. Also in today's brief (13 items): McGovern launches 13th Winter Warmth Drive; City preps response to SNAP, MassHealth cuts; Cambrid…

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Zealand Pharma opens new research hub

Zealand Pharma celebrates opening of new research hub in Cambridge with ribbon-cutting ceremony. Also in today's brief (9 items): Zealand Pharma opens new research hub in Cambridge; Preschool program applications open for 2027-28 year; Cambridge Office for Tourism names new director; Li…

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